were places where there was literature for a very limited circle of people, and coincidentally, brzezinskiy 80s said that first the baltics would enter, then the south caucasus would tremble, and this does not mean anything. but when he is direct wrote in the text that if fluctuations begin in ukraine, fluctuations in ukraine will lead to the death of the soviet union and to the death of russia as the center of the soviet union, so it really coincides with brzezinski, he predicted many interesting things here i am forced no, not forced, just i happily agree with mykhailo yakubovich, an orientalist, and let's move on to maksym sokolov, a french journalist, candidate of political sciences, he will be with us now, mr. maksym. thank you for finding the time for us . thank you very much, and i have my first question for you. i don't know, it may be very easy, it may be very difficult, but strikes frans in france are many, many , this is a very theoretical question. i hope the audience will like everything. because i am very interested in it, but i do not know about the audience. for a very long

whoever controls it will dominate in all over the world, an american political scientist with bigniv brzezinski declared long before the burning phase ukraine itself as a state america seriously never considered at that time the united states sought to create its own ethnicity there in order to finally break the connection between russia and ukraine only facts about the true state of affairs of foreign policy confrontation conclusions for the participants in the conversation open and equal, where there is room for different points of view. eh, productive and very rich , so young people want information as much as possible, therefore such dialogue platforms allow. strictly speaking, exchange information views. now telegram instagram channels are developing quite actively , there are many sources of information, including a fake one. the most important question is how to filter information correctly for young people , a kind of information hygiene. what you should pay attention to, what to focus on, where to get peaceful information, how to be able to compare it correctly is very important. espec

do so, then sieden-pin would have to come to kyiv and meet with president zelensky , zbigniew brzezinski's prophecy about a possible the creation of a large cooperation between russia, china and iran is starting to be realized, and we understand that this is an extremely dangerous scenario from the other side, how much salt , jingle, foam, how much will china be ready to do this great global literally rooking on the chessboard, at the moment it is too early to talk about the realization of a prediction about the creation of a kind of strategic triangle between iran, russia and china, since it is not clear what goals china is pursuing, it is obvious that russia also wants it, iran desperately wants it to increase their trade with russia with china they will see who but what i don't understand so this is the ambition of china as we have already discussed xi jinping went to moscow this means that china is inclined to support russia in this war but if you look at i am sure we will talk about it later the 12 -point peace formula regarding russia's invasion of ukraine, which china recently made

eastern defense ministry of usa, the georgetown university, duran corporation of the strategies like brzezinski. they have all planning these for decades. and her to, to get russia a war ellie's front yard. do the war against of cravings that, that there has been a long time. oh, target and, and go down to crimean situation was a step board. you start this conflict here. certainly it was beautiful to see that the crime me a was not destroyed but, but in the same time, the people of eastern grade as it was planted, was driven to war against the west. western subordinate elements in grain. you mentioned the rand corporation that 2019 ran report also detailed ways to destabilize russia via its former soviet states. now, what other points of entry ah, could be possible for you as in beijing, though the plans were drawn up decades ago? do you think there could have some sort of role to play for ukraine and its allies in the current conflicts? yeah, i would leave docked, absorb george soros who has been on the main ponder off these o n g o groups which has boosted these own conflicts due to the deman

so, then sisinpin should come to kyiv and meet with president zelensky the prophecy of zbigniew brzezinskibout the possible creation of a large cooperation between russia, china and iran is beginning to be realized and we understand that this is an extremely dangerous scenario from the other side, how far the bell has rung to what extent china will be ready to make this great world literally a chess game, at the moment it is too early to talk about the realization of a prediction regarding the creation of a kind of strategic triangle between iran, russia and china, since it is clear what goals china is pursuing, it is obvious that russia also wants it, iran desperately wants to increase its trade with russia, with china , in the end with anyone, but what i don't understand is that this is china's ambition as well, as we have already discussed , xijin-pin went to moscow, which means that china is inclined to support russia in this war, but if you look at and i am sure that we will talk about this later , the 12-point peace formula regarding russia's invasion of ukraine , which china recentl

and what would it be like as a result of the victory, and so everywhere a thousand times before , brzezinski legal and a great chess player that without ukraine russia is simply worthless as a country and as a subject to me, something else worries me, but recently a new film of mass documentary filmmaking won an oscar, you know there is a concept of being on the right side of history, but no one is will say that we are right, no one denies that we are on the right side of history, well, there is a dark side . history is the right side of history. by the way, the soviet union, the second souvenir, was on the right side of history . it defeated nazism. the victory of the navalnyi documentary seems to me to be an attempt by certain liberal forces in the world who are tired of ukraine and are somehow interested in making it end faster , it is not clear whose or draw or victory or what kind of victories are interested in russia repeating this liberal path and preparing the next president ? the elder came to convince the deputies of the verkhovna rada of the ukrainian ssr and so on. and this happe

mika brzezinski watched a basketball game. >> it was so good. >> cheering loud for fau and miami. >> miami. >> we have a south florida i-95 series possibly coming up. what a final four. >> yeah. the most unlovely final four we've ever had. i also made that choice, mika, a choice for my own mental health, and did not watch the trump rally live saturday night. >> there ya go. >> actually went to an islanders game following the ncaa on my phone. did so again yesterday. here's what we have, joe. we have a number nine seed, florida atlanta, playing a number five, san diego state. nine versus a five. the other half, a five versus a four. miami and uconn. uconn is a four seed this year, but they've won some championships recent years. they're the one team that's not a surprise. the others? the other three, for all of them, this will be their first time in the final four, which is remarkable. we have a three out of four chance for getting a first-time champion. >> i like the coach of miami. >> yeah, games are great. we could have a miami and fau final, which could be a governor ron desantis

now it's the ultimate, mocking the media and spike when brzezinski you know what we have our whole list of jo politicians nightmare. we have not only one to peer, competitor eurasia. we have a strategic alliance of 2 peer competitors, and they are very strong individually not to mention together. so can you imagine in the, in those very, very narrow minds, across the beltway, who were born, grew up and live through my kim, they're all their lives. no one there, they're freaking out because this is the real deal. this is a system and the emergence of an alternative system all over the world. the emergence of the global sauce in one hand, but also the emergence offer ancient powers that are coming back to the forefront of the table. in the case of china, they had a small interval of 150 years, which their millionaire history is nothing. so they are back to the position that they were for most of recorded history. and the case of russia was always a big power for the past 500 years, at least. so for the, for us is also, and of course the rest of the global south are look ok. ok, at least w

but it began brzezinski sent it directly in 1987 that you know, he laid out the designs for what is it something like 12 micro federations, with s no nationalistic and orientations that should be put under the dominance of the u. s. of the i. m f. if y'all seen doctrine, the sort of doctrine that had taken control of russia back the 990 had been not burdened by actual patriot national, who didn't want to sacrifice their heritage on this altar of the new world order. so instead again and again in various ways we have similar us think tanks that have images of a carved up china, highly reduced in size with maybe 6 little micro federations under the control of the world bank. and i m f and trying to see that the, the ukraine formula is being applied in its own back yard, in the, in the guise of both taiwan and japan, which have their own sort of similarities to ukraine situation in their own way. and any complete full spectrum military dominance, military build up around their perimeter, just like in russia. and we have the same discussion, the arctics. we see where the, where things are

then sieden-pin should come to kyiv and meet with president zelensky , the prophecy of zbigniew brzezinskibout the possible creation of great cooperation between russia china and iran are beginning to realize this, and we understand that this is an extremely dangerous scenario on the other hand, how much salt , jingle, and foam is how much china will be ready to do this big global literally rocking of our country . it is not clear what goals china is pursuing, it is obvious that russia also wants it, iran desperately wants to increase its trade with russia, with china zre press who but what i don't understand so this is the ambition of china as we have already discussed xijin-ping went to moscow this means that china is inclined to support russia in this war but if you look at i am sure we will talk about this later the 12 -point peace formula regarding russia's invasion of ukraine, which china recently made public, the initiative itself does not necessarily indicate support for russia , the fact that china acted as a mediator in the establishment of peace or the restoration of normalized

these were large and expensive operations, playing everything for a long time according to brzezinskiok of the rules of the game, which became a desktop not only for the state department, and that the buildup should be started from ukraine and transferred to the russian outback. it is also written there and no one is going to change the rules, apparently, they are not going to, and obzhezinsky’s motivation is also spelled out to destroy what it remains for the russian empire to turn everything simply into a territory that plays according to given rules, that is, the scheme that developed after the second world war, its starting point for the fulton speech by churchill march forty-six with the wording of the iron curtain falls, the cold war begins. we must unite to protect the free world, only nations that speak english are called to decide the fate of the world, stalin then reacted very dangerously, but then the trigger became it was the moment when we had a nuclear bomb and just threatened us blow it has become impossible. basically , this is the scheme. now the simplest explanation

whoever controls it will dominate in all over the world, an american political scientist with bigniv brzezinskilong before the hot phase ukraine itself as a state america seriously never considered the united states there sought to create its own ethnicity in order to finally break the connection between russia and ukraine only facts about the true state of affairs of foreign policy confrontation , where there is room for different points of view, young people want information, as much as possible, therefore such dialogue platforms. allows, in fact, to exchange information opinions. now the telegrams of the instagram channel are developing quite actively, there are many sources of information, including the fake one . the most important question is how young people should filter information of a kind, information hygiene. what you should pay attention to, what to focus on, where to get the right information, how to be able to compare it correctly is very important. especially for young people to understand how the situation is currently in our country and in general. uh, in what direction of de

tonight with the context, ian brzezinski, a former us deputy assistant secretary of defence for europe, and the writer and broadcaster chris morris. police in the united states who are investigating a mass shooting at a primary school in nashville say the attack appears to have been carefully planned and targeted. audrey hale, a former pupil, shot six people dead, including three children all nine years old, before being shot and killed by officers. there've already been 130 mass shootings in the us this year alone. a mass shooting is when at least four people are shot in one attack. since january, nearly 10,000 people have died at the hands of firearms. and more than 400 of those have been children under the age of 18. earlier, us presidentjoe biden spoke to reporters. the majority of american people think having assault rifles is bizarre. i can't do anything but plead to the congress. let's hear from nashville's chief of police. we have interviewed the parents of audrey hale and we determined that audrey bought seven firearms from five different local gun stores here legally. they we

appearing today on "morning joe" in abu dhabi, former secretary of state hillary clinton spoke to mika brzezinskiaid that based on current data post-covid, it would take 250 years for women to achieve pay equality. >> 250 years, clinton added that not only is there work left to do, obviously, but also, quote, we can't take any of the progress for granted. and speaking of international women's day, a new group is leading the charge to diversify the male-dominated nfl. it wasn't too long ago when a woman working in the league was almost unheard of, nbc's kaylee hartung has more on why the future of football could look a lot more female. >> just steps away from the nfl combine, it's conversations in this room that are shaping the future of football. >> don't let someone tell you you can't. >> reporter: 41 young women all rising stars in college football programs were invited to the ultimate networking event. >> i mean, the room is magic. everyone in the nfl who cares is coming together for one cause, and that is to make us better. >> you actually see history being made for women right there. >> repo

brzezinski had 18 but he went cold late.ncos one point lead 2.5 to go quake grant, though, gives sam houston the lead and the broncos down to chance to send it to overtime. five seconds. no christoph tilly a little too strong off the glass. santa clara comes up just short. sam houston celebrating a 58 56 win to advance to the second round. santa clara's season is over. meantime. saint mary's basketball. got a nice send off in morocco this morning bound for the freezing cold of albany, new york, where the tournament awaits. the fifth seeded gales will face virginia commonwealth on friday. 11 a.m. st mary's, a solid favorite to beat the vcu rams were excited for we're ready to go. we know it's gonna be snowing and cold there, but we're we're ready to bring the california sun to get excited. you have to be ready to play, though, and through experience over the years. games of kind of learned that that's the most important thing is it sounds obvious, but you can get caught up in all the tournament march madness all the attention

they attacked first, as they attacked, as bequeathed, grandfather brzezinski.hrough ukraine and thus cause a corresponding blow. they hoped that they would be able to prevent the formation of an anti-american coalition; they failed to do this, and we see how a bloc of forces opposing world hegemony begins to take shape before our eyes, which means that the further, the more countries that do not want their used as neo-colony colonies there yes, so that resources are pumped out of them , they are experimented on, for the sake of the prosperity of the golden billion. these countries will inevitably join the emerging beijing-moscow axis. this is an inevitable and natural process. is this all long? will continue. comrade colonel and i spoke here about the fact that there are two tactics in war. well, including world war ii. this is the exhaustion of crushing, crushing in a situation where forces are equal and it is possible, mutual destruction is impossible, which means collection. so the perimeter battle ended here started elsewhere. well, maybe. and by the way, i

more religious than its neighbors, it was on this that the whole doctrine of rocking ukraine by brzezinskia project was turned into ukraine, creating parallel to the moscow patriarchate churches. despite the fact that it is in ukraine that the majority of orthodox shrines have been since the time of the adoption of christianity by the slavs. that is, just as thomas was a deliberate move to divide the peoples, so is now the decision to take kiev churches away from the parishioners of the traditional church. it's not about religion. it's about politics. why is this not noticed in europe , they react very clearly to any oppression of freedom of conscience and do not just react there to be accused of intolerance, the most shameful of the accusations, because this is also valery alyokhin’s policy, trying to understand if there is a chance stop it all. after all, something is happening now that, in principle, could only be imagined in the middle ages. we are trying to save our shrines and church books. distribute them to believers to hide them at home. they are sure that all that remains is to p

brzezinski, her family escapeded czechoslovakia dr.le who did the same and talk about, again, taking that grand sweep of history and narrowing it down to one family and how that helps people grasp the complexities of just an extraordinarily tragic at times century. >> well, we meet the characters as the play progresses and what the play does is finally has all of them pretty much on the stage. you can count them and you are reminded of all the decades you pass through and all the people you met, and then you have been told which of them died and where many of them, you know, died in auschwitz, they died in dacchau, they died in other camps, they died on the transport. and the play, i hope, in the kind of way which is tacit and built into its structure and its pictures, the play is saying this is a fragment of this enormous event, which not only murdered millions of people, but left millions on top of that bereft and wounded >> and, joshua, we also are dealing now with a rise in anti-semitic forces around the globe. and the sobering and

brzezinski warned us all the time about it. you know, now, you're exactly right.terviews at the pentagon, those fo phones didn'o into the rooms. you know, you put them outside the room. so, you're right, they are massive listening devices. i don't know. >> so -- >> go ahead. >> marc, tell us more about your piece. the conversations we've been having over the past hour seem to back up your theme here. that the republican party u once the party of national security, is imploding on that very credential. >> mika, i wrote the piece almost imploring, you know, members of the gop, and there are members who really do care about national security, you know, the heads of the foreign affairs committee, the heads of the intelligence oversight, the new china committee, these are people who are serious. but my point was two-fold. one is this notion of releasing 40,000 hours of footage on january 6th, you know, into the public is crazy from a security perspective. it's almost giving operational blueprints of the capitol. this is what criminal groups and terrorist groups want to

mika brzezinski, you are a true sister and i'm so glad that, you know, you are doing so successfullyport it's really, really great to see you. the book, again, is "belonging, a daughter's search 23for identy through loss and love. michelle miller x th, thank youy much. >> and love. >> lots of it. >>> the latest legal trouble for donald trump, his former fixer goes before a before a grand jury and adult star stormy daniels meets with prosecutors among a hush-money probe. "morning joe" will be right back ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv everything's changing so quickly. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. before the xfinity 10g network, we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? when i was your age, we couldn't stream a movie when the power went out. y

brzezinskis are tough. for two or three weeks, boom. >> come on. >> maybe it's not that bad. >> no. >> but you guys are -- >> i would not do that. >> you guys are efficient. i don't know about that stuff. my god. >> i just like your pillow talk about end of life issues. >> i know. >> first of all, willie, i think this is a conversation we need to have more. we should have it here on "morning joe." i think we talk a lot about -- >> let's talk about baseball. >> no, i think that there aren't enough conversations about how to die with dignity, how death is handled. i learned so much through the passing of both my parents. i think it is actually a conversation we need to have because there's so much to learn and so much to share so it isn't a traumatic experience for families going through it. there's so many amazing options. with jimmy carter choosing hospice, for example. a lot of other people having options like what florida is looking at, the death with dignity act. >> right. >> it really is something that

spoke with ambassador brzezinski along with many other republicans.ggested for a moment that he was going to back off support of ukraine. i wonder what internal pressures he's starting to feel in the house gop and wonder if that's going to grow in the coming months. what do you hear from your reporting? >> yes, i think this is one more example of the constraints on speaker mccarthy because his margin of votes in the house is so very narrow and because he has this robust freedom caucus that has -- tends to be spectacle of aid to ukraine ze despite the support of most americans for continued aid there. it is an issue for him on january 6th. you know speaker mccarthy doesn't want to keep talking about january 6th. i can't believe he is enthusiastic about marjorie taylor greene taking a group of members of congress to visit with january 6th defendants in jail. we'll see it, i think, also in the budget debate that's coming up. there are members of the freedom caucus and the most conservatives in the house that think we ought to tackle issues like medicare